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Today, we are officially launching Wondering (YC S26) backed by Y Combinator It’s Duolingo for anything — break down any complex topics, from LLMs to Analytic Philosophy into structured path of short lessons. But it's 10x better than the Duolingo format. Every lesson comes with interactive diagrams, podcasts, and... show more

Cheng-Wei Hu

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Cheng-Wei Hu2 months ago

@ycombinator Let us know what you think and how we can improve Wondering for you! Come hang out with us at Discord 🫶

Wondering (YC S26)2 months ago

@ycombinator 🌟🌟🌟

Rhett Reisman1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Now instead of not learning language you can not learn everything else

Meshimeshi2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Can i try it now

Ivan D. Rueda2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator How would one know the content is accurate since it is probabilistic in nature? One could think of the incorrect handedness of AI generated biomolecules and chemicals as prime examples. Just thinking it would be a disappointment if some areas lead to learning incorrect facts.

Sajid Ali Anjum2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Bookmarked, Cheng! Been in EdTech for 15+ years, and recently started working on a similar idea, but I think your approach is better. Definitely going to give it a try.

Adil KhAn1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Next target: video generation, simulations, animations, and the coolest interactive graphs. 🚀 I hope I'm right. Am I? 🤔

Rishu2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator the onboarding is just like duolingo, maybe you could have given a taste of the app first before asking the questions. just a feedback

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator good feedback, thank you Rishu!

Black Eyed Hat Man1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator This is a nice idea for a 🧠 firmware update going to take a 👀

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator yes we want to upgrade your first brain instead of second brain 🫡

Black Eyed Hat Man1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Well said sir! You'll keep us smart after all

Harshit Khemani2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator backed by YC?! when did that happen, woahh! congratulations :D

Oscar Rivas2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator can i plug an mcp with my study guides?

Shohan2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator The personalized tutor feature sounds amazing. 👏

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator give it a try and let us know what you think!

Shohan1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Absolutely! I’ll give it a try and share my thoughts. Looking forward to testing it out! 🚀

D-MAISON1 month ago

So, like Brilliant. Not Duolingo. Duolingo's thing is forcing you to learn syntax under the vague threat of their owl coming after you. Your app is only like Duolingo on the "bite-sized learning" criterion, alongside thousands of other apps. So I suspect the owl might have found you and has forced you to mention them in the post. You might be in great danger now and can't even tell us. Wow. Anyway, I'll be trying the app, it's actually serendipitous – @ForwardEditor and I were just talking about how cool it would be to learn Blender using that same approach.

Claudia Gusti2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Congratulations on the launch!! This looks awesome.

Ryan Morrissey1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator congrats on the launch!

Barnaby1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Wow, very well done. Impressive!

ياسر1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Great and important idea! I'm really excited to try it out. Does it support the Arabic language?

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator yes! we have quite a few early users using Arabic language, but let me know if anything looks off for you!

Jacob1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator A shockingly well thought out learning app. I've recommended it to so many. Phenomenal work. 🎉

Tika2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Yay congrats!

BAM1 month ago

@dimitrijknight @WonderingApp @ycombinator Are they real podcasts or ai-generated?

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@dimitrijknight @WonderingApp @ycombinator hey all the podcast is ai-generated for now!

akshaya2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator have been looking for a product like this for the past year. excited to try it out!

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator let us know what you think, what frustrates or anything delights you!

2:461/3841 month ago

yes, personalized education is right thing to support by AI. but I think similarly like ai coding is not replacing software engineering, ai teaching would not 100% replace teacher, has to be curated by teacher with ai assistance. at least at neared 1-2-3 years. I started such project few months back but shelved for now due to complexity and my priorities. for now your project is very similar to gemini “learn something”, which seems they discontinued.

Adil KhAn1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator @WonderingApp is going to take off. 🚀

Angel 💿🖊️1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator On the app store?

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator

Angel 💿🖊️1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Congrats on the launch!

Kareen Mallet2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator this is really cool. playing with it now

Khushi Mehta1 month ago

@Scobleizer @WonderingApp @ycombinator Hey! Cool!! What did u use for the video?

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@Scobleizer @WonderingApp @ycombinator home cook by @aka_kosasih 🧑‍🍳

Akshay Nandwana | DevRel & Android1 month ago

Just tried the app, here from India and here are my honest review: 1. Forcing login - I would love to explore app first then directly login as a very first thing 2. Onboarding - Loved the whole onboarding flow, loved the ui and the characters, not a very long onboarding 3. After writing the prompt what i want to learn and click send it jumped back to home screen and then went to creating course for you 4. Minimize app while building course happening and coming to app again, app got reset, on home page with nothing 5. After course generation- coming to course home page it always load with same data, can be cached or something 6. Learning map was so cool- but felt it was a hidden feature 7. In overall what i miss is sound, music. Got the complete duolingo vibe but with a sense of real learning 🎉 A subscription worthy app 😍

Biao Wang1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator congrats Cheng-Wei!! This looks super cool - will give it a try!

Cheng-Wei Hu1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator thank you Biao 🫶

ConsensusTalk1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator I have just downloaded this. Great UI, I’m really enjoying it so far - well done 👏🏻

NaveenKumar Namachivayam2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator Signed up.

Parth Ajmera1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator lessgooo, congratss guys!🥳

Yousef2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator way way way too cool

🇷🇴 cristi1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator curious about this

shubham1 month ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator cannot wait to try it! goat stuff

ghxst2 months ago

@WonderingApp @ycombinator that's cool

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